Alan is a Fully licensed real estate agent and auctioneer.
Born and educated in Perth, WA, I graduated from Muresk Agricultural College with a Diploma of Agriculture; University of WA with a Diploma of Education; and, from Curtin University with a BSc.
My connection and experience in real estate began whilst I was a university student. My family’s companies had extensive property portfolios, including residential, commercial and farming. Investment purchases, property management, and sales were my main responsibilities.
During my thirty years in the Education Department of WA, I developed my own group of properties that included rental housing, racehorse stables and a thoroughbred broodmare farm. My hands-on farming expertise involved horse properties of all types, farm fencing businesses, dairies, intensive sheep and cattle production and hay farming.
Over the years, my personal equestrian pursuits have included showjumping, eventing and endurance riding. My wife and I continue to be involved in racehorse breeding and racing on the Sunshine Coast. We enjoy golf, dining out, travelling and taking our dog for walks along the beach, close to where we live.
Each property listed with me, whether it is residential or rural, will be marketed and sold as if it were my only listing. Professionalism and close attention to detail will be given to achieve the highest possible sale price. The vendor will be kept in the loop with every aspect of the sale, which will be completed in a low-stress relaxed manner.
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The experience of selling my beautiful equestrian property at 220 Diddillibah Road Woombye was a very positive and comfortable experience.
Narelle Hinschen
We were lucky enough to have Alan Broder as our agent when purchasing our new property. He was more than
Bobbi
“We are very pleased with the services Alan has provided. Because we live out-of-state and the home has been tenanted
Trevor
If you are looking for someone to sell your property, I cannot recommend Alan Broder highly enough. He puts his
Mark